Little is known about Miéville, but what people are searching for can be found in her films, and has been there the whole time.
April 10, 2017
Posted inMusic
A Female Pioneer of Electronic Music Retakes the Stage
Suzanne Ciani, a pioneer of electronic music in the 1970s and ’80s, played her Buchla 200e in a rare improvised performance at a small Philadelphia theater, and it was completely packed.
Posted inArt
From Tiny Trumps to Terrifying Ties: Big League Memes for the 45th President
The meme-ification of Donald Trump is a growing phenomenon that speaks loudly to the absurdity of the 45th president.
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How Experimental Rock Band Xiu Xiu Keeps Evolving, 15 Years On
Jamie Stewart, the frontman and only continuous member of Xiu Xiu, discusses the band’s refusal to fall prey to nostalgia or resort to deliberate button-pushing.
Posted inIn Brief
Lift Off from Your Laptop with 140,000 Images and Videos from NASA
The agency recently launched a new online database of files documenting its history, from space missions to in-house experiments.
Posted inArt
A Workshop for Knowing Your Rights When Protesting
This Wednesday, LACE and the Center for Cultural Innovation are hosting the workshop “Know Your Rights: Artists & Civil Disobedience,” led by the National Lawyers Guild.
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Pepsi’s Tasteless Protest Commercial Gets Memed
Pepsi’s recent and risible “protest” ad has birthed memes that liken it to everything from Tiananmen Square’s “Tank Man” to Dorothea Lange’s “Migrant Mother.”
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A Contemporary Take on “The Waste Land” at Knockdown Center
A collaboration between artist Liliya Lifanova, composer Hiroya Miura, and choreographer Davy Bisaro debuts this week with open rehearsals and a performance.
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This Addictive M.C. Escher Video Game Might Make You Puke
Antoine Zanuttini’s Fragments of Euclid is a downright mind-bending game inspired by M.C. Escher’s labyrinthine interiors.
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The Messy Politics of Documenta’s Arrival in Athens
As documenta opens for the first time in Athens, Greek artists and anthropologists are closely observing how the German quinquennial will respond to its new location.
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Bouquets Highlight Plants Used to Control Women’s Reproductive Health
An exhibition looks at plant remedies that women have used to control their reproductive lives.
